Apple has pushed back against President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs, arguing that additional penalties on $267 billion worth of Chinese imports are likely to make a whole bevy of Apple products more expensive.

The list, which the company recently released in a public letter to the U.S. Trade Representative, includes AirPods, the company's wireless earbuds; the Apple Watch; the Mac Mini and various chargers and cables.

The list also includes components that can be found in Apple computers, such as electrical connectors, circuit boards, graphics cards and laptop trackpads.

But it's not quite that simple, argued Russell Hancock, president and CEO at Joint Venture Silicon Valley.

"The fact is, if you were to manufacture any of these things in the United States, it would be dramatically more costly," he said, citing significantly higher labor costs in America. CNBC reported that manufacturing in the U.S. would hike the price of Apple's products by 20 percent.

"You would be surprised how integrated the global econ is. It's hard to say there are any truly 'American' products," Hancock added.

Here is the list of items that Apple said would be hit by China tariffs: